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    Turkish Filing Fees To Enforce Arbitral Awards Increased To Nearly 7% Of Total Award

    Until recently, Turkish courts had differing practices as to the amount of the court filing fee payable to enforce arbitral awards.
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Esin Attorney Partnership
    Esin Attorney Partnership
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    Turkish Constitutional Court: Right To Be Forgotten Trumps Press Freedom For Fourteen Year Old News About An Individual's Drug Use

    The Petitioner initially sought to have the newspaper remove the news content from its online archive by sending a cease and desist letter.
    TurkeyPrivacy
    Moroglu Arseven
Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Turkish Court Accepts Right To Be Forgotten In Digital And Non-Digital Environments

    A Turkish court recently accepted the existence of the Right to be Forgotten for the first time (2014/4-56 E, and 2015/1679 K, dated 17 June 2015).
    TurkeyPrivacy
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Turkish Constitutional Court Considers Lessors' Ability To Terminate Fixed Term Leases

    Turkish legislation protects lessees by imposing comparatively higher thresholds on lessors to terminate fixed term leases.
    TurkeyReal Estate and Construction
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Turkish Constitutional Court: Determining Expropriation Values Based On Actual Expropriation Date Violates Property Rights In Price Determination Lawsuits

    The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered which date should be used to assess a property's expropriation value.
    TurkeyReal Estate and Construction
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Turkish Constitutional Court Rules On Violation Of Property Rights For Evacuation Order Without Compensation

    The Turkish Constitutional Court recently considered a claim that an applicant's property rights had been violated regarding real estate for which it held a "title allocation deed", first obtained in 1985.
    TurkeyReal Estate and Construction
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Yargıtay, Tapu Kütüğü Düzeltme Prosedürünü İzlemeden Tapu Düzeltim Davasının Dinlenme Olanağı Olmadığına Hükmetti

    Yargıtay 1. Hukuk Dairesi'nin 17.02.2015 tarihli 2015/1710 E. ve 2015/2269 K. sayılı kararında; "tapu sicil tüzüğünün Resmi Gazete'de yayımlanarak yürürlüğe girdiği 17.8.2013 tarihinden itibaren...
    TurkeyReal Estate and Construction
    Gurpinar Law Firm
    Gurpinar Law Firm
  • Article

    The Constitutional Court Decision Evaluating The Expert Report's Positive Proof Qualification Upon The Finalization Of The Court Decision Has Been Published

    Turkish Constitutional Court has recently published its decision in which it evaluated the expert report's positive proof qualification upon the finalization of the court decision.
    TurkeyGovernment, Public Sector
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Addition Of House Mark Does Not Eliminate Likelihood Of Confusion

    A decision last year from the highest body within the Turkish Court of Appeal system held that the addition of a house mark does not mitigate likelihood of confusion.
    TurkeyIntellectual Property
    Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, P.C.
    Fross Zelnick Lehrman & Zissu, P.C.
  • Article

    Can A Court Disregard A Previous Court Judgment

    Justice is the cornerstone of societies and ensuring justice starts with protecting the right of access to the courts. However, sometimes, even seemingly final court decisions...
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Norton Rose Fulbright
    Norton Rose Fulbright
  • Article

    Overview of the New Law on Experts No. 6754

    The new Law on Experts No. 6754 ("Expert Law") brought fundamental changes to the system of court-appointed experts in the litigation process.
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
    ELIG Gürkaynak Attorneys-at-Law
  • Article

    Turkish Constitutional Court Rules On Right To Receive A Fair Trial

    The Constitutional Court recently considered an applicant's right to receive a fair trial.
    TurkeyLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Türkiye Raises Threshold For Consumer Courts And Increases Fines For Consumer Law Violations In 2024

    Consumer complaints against sellers and manufacturers may be brought before Turkish consumer courts only if the amount in dispute is above a certain threshold.
    TurkeyConsumer Protection
    Esin Attorney Partnership
    Esin Attorney Partnership
  • Article

    Will COVID-19 Skyrocket Remote Hearings?

    Law 7251 on the Amendment of the Civil Procedure Code and Certain Laws entered into force upon publication in the Official Gazette (31199) on 28 July 2020.
    TurkeyCoronavirus (COVID-19)
    Gün + Partners
    Gün + Partners
  • Article

    The Constitutional Court Annulled Provisions Regarding The Deferment Of The Announcement Of The Verdict

    The Constitutional Court, upon the appeal of Trabzon 2nd Criminal Court of First Instance, took into consideration the institution of Deferment of the Announcement of the Verdict ...
    TurkeyCriminal Law
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Evidentiary Value And Probative Weight Of PATS Records

    Personnel Attendance Tracking System (“PATS”) records refer to electronic or digital workplace records used by employers to monitor and record matters such as employees’ entry and exit times, working hours, overtime, leave periods, absenteeism, and similar employment-related data.
    TurkeyEmployment and HR
    Egemenoglu
    Egemenoglu
  • Article

    Right To Disconnect

    The requirement of social isolation caused by the global pandemic, has brought forth a new world order.
    TurkeyEmployment and HR
    Guleryuz Partners
    Guleryuz Partners
  • Article

    Kars "Monument Of Humanity" Decision: Constitutional Court Values The Sculptor's Freedom Of Expression Over Public Interest

    The Constitutional Court examined the individual application made by Mehmet Aksoy ("Applicant") alleging that his freedom of expression was violated due to the destruction of his artistic work, "Monument of Humanity" in 2011.
    TurkeyGovernment, Public Sector
    Esin Attorney Partnership
    Esin Attorney Partnership
  • Article

    The Constitutional Court Ruled That Amendment To The Article Of The Administrative Procedure Law Which Stipulates That The Monetary Limit In Effect At The Time Of The Final Decision Shall Be Taken As The Basis For Determining Whether A Decision Can Be Subject To Appeal Or Cassation Violates The Constitution

    The Constitutional Court ruled that the provision in Article 1, paragraph 2 of the Additional Article of the Administrative Procedure Law, which stipulates that the monetary limit in effect...
    TurkeyGovernment, Public Sector
    Moroglu Arseven
    Moroglu Arseven
  • Article

    Turkish Constitutional Court's Decision On Freedom Of Expression

    The Constitutional Court evaluated the limits of criticism toward political figures.
    TurkeyGovernment, Public Sector
    Esin Attorney Partnership
    Esin Attorney Partnership
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